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The  shades  of  night  were  falling  fast, 

As  through  an  Eastern  village  passed 

A  youth  who  bore,  through  dust  and  heat, 

A  stencil-plate,   that  read  complete-  "SAPOLIO." 


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White  wittrOdonto"  shone  his  teeth, 
And  through  'them  hissed  the  words,  "Well,  blow 
.Me  tight  if  here  is  'ary  show!11       "SAP OLIO.1 


WASH  DISHES,  PORCELAIN,  CHINA 

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Shone  "GartlialOfl"  in  black  and  white, 
Once  "Baby's  SladaR|M  stood  alone,      HOA1DnTm>) 
He  strath!  beside  it  clapped  his  own-  SAFOLIO. 


POLISH   MILK    CANS     &  PANS 
AND  ALL  KINDS   OF  TIN  WARE 


"Try  not  my  fence,"  the  old  mm  said, 

"With  'Mustang  Liniment'tis  spread, 

Another  vacant   spot  thar  ami"  -,«,,« 

He  answered  with  a  dash  of  paint—   "SAPOLIO." 


CLEAN  STEEL    KNIVES   &  FORKS  AND  ALL 

METALLIC    TOOLS    AND  UTENSILS  w/THSApOLJO. 


"0,  stay,"  the  maiden   said,    .. 

Pray  $ive  us!  What  with  'Bixby's  Best," 
•And  'Simmons'  Pills, '  we're  like  to  die." 
He  only  answered,  "Will  you  try—  SAPOLIO?" 


GLEAN  BATH  TUBS,  WASH  BASINS 
AND  SINKS 


"Beware  them  peaks!  That  wall  so  bright 
Is  but  a  snow  bank,  gleaming  white, 
Your  paint  wont  stick  r   Came  the  reply, 
"I've  done  it!   'How  ,fs  that  for  hi$h?'"     " 


SAPOLIO." 


SCOUR   POTS,  KETTLES,  PANS 
&ALL  BRASS   &  COPPER   UTENSILS 


WITH  SAPOLIO. 


One  Sabbath  morn,  as  heavenward 

White  Mountain  tourists  slowly  spurred, 

On  ev'ry  rock,  to  their  dismay, 

They  read  that  legend  strange,  alway - " SAPOLIO " 


CLEAN     GLASS  WARE,  WINDOWS, 
PORCELAIN  &  CHINA  WARES 


There  on  the  summit,   old  and  fat, 

Shameless,  but  vigorous,  he  sat, 

While  on  their  luggage  as  they  passed, 

He  checked  that  word!  from  first  to  last,  u  SAPOLIO." 


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STATUARY  AND  HARD   FINISHED   WALLS   W/THSAPOLJO. 


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Street,  Market  to  Chestnut,  Philadelphia, 

JOHN  WANAMAKER,  PROPRIETOR. 


DEPARTMENTS  OF  THE  GRAND  DEPOT. 


A  Black  and  Colored  Silks. 

B  Mourning  Goods. 

C  Dress  Goods. 

D  Gents'  Furnishing  Goods. 

E  Woolens,  Ladies*  Cloakings,  &c. 

F  Notions,  Jewelry,  Fans,  &c. 

G  Linens  and  Housefurnishing  Goods. 

H  Laces,  Collarettes,  Ladies'  Cuffs,  &c. 

J  Upholstery,  Lace  Curtains,  &o. 

K  Shawls,  Wrappers,  &c. 

L  Ladies'  Dresses,  Cloaks,  &c. 

M  Hats  and  Caps,  Men's  and  Boys*  Wear. 

N  Hosiery  and  Underwear. 

O  Boots,  Shoes  and  Rubber  Goods. 

P  Ready-Made  Clothing,  Men  and  Boys. 

Q  Clothing  made  to  order. 


R    Flannels,  Muslins,  and  Dress  Linings. 
Furs,  Robes,  &c. 

T    Stationery,  Books  and  Fancy  Goods. 

U    Millinery  Goods.  Bonnets  and  Round 
Hats,  Ready-Made  and  to  Order. 

V    Infants'  and  Misses'  Dresses,  Cloaks. 

W  Baby  Coaches,  Toys,  Fi  eld  Games,  &c. 

X    Door  Mats,  Rugs  and  Mattings. 

Y    China,  Glassware,  &c. 

Z    Zephyrs,  Art  Embroidery,  &c. 
FF  House  Furnishing  Goods. 
HH  White  Goods  and  Embroideries. 
NN  Gloves,  Umbrellas  and  Parasols. 
OO  Trunks,  Yalises  and  Tourists'  Goods 
TT  Perfumery,  Combs,  Brushes,  &c. 
YY  Silverware,  Clocks,  &c. 


